Matthew
Jesus, Jerusalem, and the Covenant Transition
Use Matthew 24–25 as the time-frame anchor for the whole book.
Start Here
- Preface: audience, horizon, and how time-statements are handled.
- Appendix: the Olivet Discourse framework (Matthew 24–25).
- Anchor first: read Matthew 24–25, then start at Matthew 1.
- Use Prophecy Hub: “coming,” “wrath,” “day,” “fire,” and “heaven & earth”.
Tools: The Fulfilled Prophecy Bible Chapter Standard · Begin
Chapters
Matthew 24–25 (Anchor)
The covenant-judgment discourse: “this generation,” prophetic idiom, and the closing of the old age.
Matthew 1–7 (Foundation)
Messiah identity, Kingdom announcement, and the re-framing of righteousness in the covenant crisis.
Matthew 8–13
Authority and mercy, conflict escalation, and parables shaping the coming transition.
Matthew 14–20
Identity, leadership exposure, and Kingdom reversal as the covenant lawsuit tightens.
Matthew 21–23
The King enters, the temple is judged, authority is tested, and the indictment is declared.
Matthew 26–28
Covenant sealed, the old order exposed, Messiah vindicated, and authority commissioned.
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